
Photos by Ruth SOWBY
By Ruth SOWBY
Ice cream, balloons, souvenir spins and photo ops were the order of the day when Baskin-Robbins put on its own birthday party nationally. Glendale’s Baskin-Robbins on North Central Avenue added a twist when “BR” the mascot dropped by to say hello to little kids … and big kids. On Friday, Dec. 6, the store and parking lot were wall-to-wall kids as their parents shelled out practically pennies for scoops.

Glendale City Councilmember and former Glendale mayor Ardy Kassakhian stopped by for his own scoop.
“The first Baskin-Robbins store was in Glendale,” he said. “I’m here because I take pride in Glendale; besides I like ice cream.”
Kassakhian posed for a quick photo op with Glendale BR owners Sharis and Edwin Amirian.
“They are long-time Glendale residents,” said Kassakhian.
Flyers full of BR stickers were passed out. The kids’ favorite? Long Live Ice Cream!

Ice cream customers arrived hungry for Baskin-Robbins 80 cent scoops. The Glendale store on North Central went all out to celebrate the national chain’s 80th birthday.